computor problem....

i have a yellow strip across the top of the page saying "an additional plug-in is required to display some elements on this page" with a box saying (install plug in).
when i do so it makes no difference and re-appeares. Any ideas what i have to do to get rid or solve the problem?

pretty please.

Have you tried closing and then restarting the browser?

What is it trying to install do you know? Could be acrobat or something like that

Could be flash for the adverts.

Have you tried closing and then restarting the browser?

tried that dafydd but keeps coming back

What is it trying to install do you know? Could be acrobat or something like that

seems to be java but when i install and run it, it keeps coming back

What is it trying to install do you know? Could be acrobat or something like that

seems to be java but when i install and run it, it keeps coming back

Try to update it manually or install another browser.

Uninstall Java, then re-install it.

Try rebooting pc first, then Open your browsers option bar - and find the tab that allows you to search/update browser addons.

Failing that go to java website and try a direct search and install update for it. This was especially a pain on the windows Vista OS? Although not sure what OS you are using?

Try rebooting pc first, then Open your browsers option bar - and find the tab that allows you to search/update browser addons.

Failing that go to java website and try a direct search and install update for it. This was especially a pain on the windows Vista OS? Although not sure what OS you are using?

tried all other threads...so far to no avail....windows 7 i,m using....will try what you suggest merlin

What is it trying to install do you know? Could be acrobat or something like that

seems to be java but when i install and run it, it keeps coming back

uninstall it then install again

You could also trying updating your browser, can't see it making much of a difference though, sorry

There should also be a means of getting more info on the plugin i.e. properties/what is the plugin etc. Find out what it wants to install and post it back here.

throw stuff at computer

If its Java then manually download it from the site:

http://java.com/en/

If that doesn't work, give us a shout

or go to the circus and look for a gymnast with a book. Hey Presto you will have found an Acrobat Reader. Hope that solves your problem.

tried most of above but settled on changing my browser from chrome to IE and that seems to have worked...will have a couple of days on IE and then change back to see if it righted itself.....cheers a lot for all the suggestions tho.